It is interesting through ;-) Personally, I will probably introduce some of it to a project I'm working on. Here's why: * It's relatively conservative - almos

It is interesting through ;-) Personally, I will probably introduce some of it to a project I'm working on. Here's why: * It's relatively conservative - almost of all its work is done in compile time. Once you have a binary and it went through testing then Manifold is irrelevant. * It's open source - I know it's not the same as "support" but the project has been around for a while and the author is active. * Worst case scenario I can remove it - it would suck since I will need to rewrite code. But the compiler will point me at the exact lines of code I need to fix.